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I am a lifelong Lutheran, a member of the Missouri Synod. My theology is conservative, orthodox, Lutheran. I can answer questions about other sects, cults, and religions from a Lutheran perspective. Fine points of Lutheran doctrine are not my specialty, but I may sometimes be able to explain things in a different and perhaps more understandable way. I can also discuss the scientific problems with the theory of evolution and tie that in with the account of the Bible. I have ministered to women online as well, when they face difficult life situations. I read enough Hebrew and Greek to make use of interlinear translations. I can help people who are interested in turning to a more natural lifestyle for healing and health, from a Christian perspective. I can answer questions about homeschooling and natural childbirth from a Lutheran perspective. As a woman, the ministry is not open to me, so I will be unable to answer questions from a minister's perspective.
I have studied many different religions for many years, and have taught courses in my local church on cults. I have also spent time witnessing to cult members. In addition, I have developed an on-line ministry through my web site, that explains the Gospel message in multiple languages. I have also spent significant time studying alternative medicine, to determine which modalities are compatible with the Christian faith, and grounded in God's design of the human body and the medicines He provided in nature.
I have a bachelor's degree in another field, but in the area of religion, I am largely self taught. I have done extensive reading in apologetics, including non-Lutheran writers. I have also done extensive reading in the area of origins, including scientific creationism, intelligent design, and evolution. My study and experience span decades.
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Hi, Rachel, No problem on the re-send. It's easy to just label it a duplicate question, and it goes away. It is a joy to talk to you. I wish I could say our children are unequivocally godly, but
Hello, Rachel, Wow! That was quite a mouthful! :) And thanks again for your kind words, especially with respect to Glen. I try to be respectful. I get urped eventually, but it takes awhile. I'm still
Hi, Rachel, Thank you for the kind words. I don't know if the Lutheran church ever refuses communion to its members. It would depend on the individual pastor. I do know they deny communion to baptized
Hello, Glen, I doubt seriously that Luther "admitted" that we would have a Bible without the Catholic Church. I don't know what you have read that you are INTERPRETING to mean he said that. After all
G'day, Jayden, I am not familiar with the Lutheran Church in Australia. So I can't tell you anything about its positions there. You probably would be able to get some information by contacting one or
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